IP Library › Granted Patent US 11,786,354
Granted Patent B2
US 11,786,354 · App. 17/485,899 · Granted Oct 17, 2023

Embolic filter device

Inventor: Gil Vardi (St. Louis, MO)
A61F2/013A61F2/011A61F2230/0006A61F2230/0065A61F2230/0069
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Quick Facts
Patent No.
US 11,786,354
App. No.
17/485,899
Granted
Oct 17, 2023
Kind
B2
Abstract

An embolic filter device has a tubular structure having a front end, a first section, a first section rear end, a left collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a right collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a first narrow passage, a second section, a second section front end, a second section rear end, a left second section collection pocket, a right second section collection pocket, a second narrow passage, and a rear end.

Claims (14)

1. An embolic filter device comprising: a tubular structure having a front end, a first section, a first section rear end, a left collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a right collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a first constricted passage, a second section, a second section front end, a second section rear end, a left second section collection pocket, a right second section collection pocket, a second constricted passage, and a rear end.

2. The embolic filter device of claim 1 wherein the device is constructed of a suitable material comprising a polymer, a metal, or a combination of thereof.

3. The embolic filter device of claim 1 wherein the device is configured to be positioned within an aortic arch and configured to expands to form a shape of the aortic arch.

4. The embolic filter device of claim 1 wherein the first constricted passage is closed and is capable of stretching to allow a wire, catheter, or other device to pass through the passage without allowing any debris to pass there through.

5. The embolic filter device of claim 1 wherein the device is formed as a tubular mesh structure.

6. The embolic filter device of claim 1 wherein the first section is larger than the second section.

7. The embolic filter device of claim 1 wherein the first constricted passage comprises a spring.

8. The embolic filter device of claim 1 wherein the first constricted passage comprises a band constructed of polytetrafluoroethylene.

9. An embolic filter device comprising: a tubular structure having a front end, a first section, a first section rear end, a left collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a right collection pocket formed in the first section rear end, a first constricted passage, a second section, a second section front end, a second section rear end, a left second section collection pocket, a right second section collection pocket, a second constricted passage, and a rear end; and a stent having an interior, the tubular structure for insertion into the interior of the stent.

10. The embolic filter device of claim 9 wherein the first constricted passage is closed and is capable of stretching to allow a wire, catheter, or other device to pass through the passage without allowing any debris to pass there through.

11. The embolic filter device of claim 9 wherein the embolic filter device is constructed of a suitable material as comprising a polymer, a metal, or a combination of thereof.

12. The embolic filter device of claim 9 wherein the first section is larger than the second section.

13. The embolic filter device of claim 9 wherein the first constricted passage comprises a spring.

14. The embolic filter device of claim 9 wherein the first constricted passage comprises a band constructed of polytetrafluoroethylene.

Continuity (2)
Provisional Application 63086134 · Oct 1, 2020
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